9.5/10
Shirt condition
Excellent condition
Excellent overall condition, with wear that is almost invisible to the naked eye. The navy is deep, the red and white Hechter stripe is crisp, the Fly Emirates sponsor and the Winamax Poker back print show no cracking, and the Nene No.10 nameset with its LFP logos is spotless (photos 5 and 6). No holes, no stains.
| Size |
XL |
| Manufacturer |
Nike (Dri-FIT technology) |
| Season |
2011-2012 (the first season of the Qatari era) |
| Version |
Home, Hechter stripe, Ligue 1 configuration |
| Sponsors |
Fly Emirates (front) + Winamax Poker (back) |
| Nameset |
Nene No.10, LFP logos inside the digits |
| Patch |
Ligue 1 LFP on the sleeve |
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100% AUTHENTIC
✦ Authenticity guaranteed for life
Item checked by hand in my authentication workshop. If an item bought from me is ever identified as a unofficial piece, I refund it in full. Guarantee with no expiry date.
- Nike PSG 2011-2012 authentication: original inner Nike label with product reference 424020-401 in size XL (photo 4), Nike AUTHENTIC tag at the hem, embroidered “PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN 1970” crest with the cradle — the old badge, replaced in 2013 — official Ligue 1 LFP patch and LFP logos built into the nameset
- Real photos of the exact item sold, never stock images
- Full method: authentication guide
🛠️ Workshop note — Two details date this shirt better than any label: the “1970” crest with the cradle, dropped in the 2013 rebrand, and the Winamax Poker back sponsor (photo 7), which only existed for a short window. Two markers you cannot find on any recent PSG shirt.
📖 2011-2012: year zero for the new PSG
This is the shirt of the turning point. In the summer of 2011 the club changed owners and the French transfer market changed scale with it. PSG went from a mid-table side to a title contender in a single season — and fell three points short.
📅 Summer 2011 — Javier Pastore signs for €42 million. At the time, the most expensive transfer in the history of the French league. Menez, Matuidi and Sirigu followed: the recruitment that started everything.
📅 December 2011 — Carlo Ancelotti takes the bench. The Italian coach replaced Antoine Kombouaré mid-season. A clear signal of the new project's ambitions.
⚽ 2011-2012 season — 21 Ligue 1 goals for Nene. The Brazilian posted the league's best scoring tally that season, level with Olivier Giroud. PSG finished runners-up to Montpellier by three points.
👑 Nene — signed from Monaco in 2010, the Brazilian playmaker wore the Paris No.10 through the transition to the modern PSG: a technical left-footer and free-kick specialist, he was the last number 10 before Ibrahimovic. His nameset on this shirt is a highly sought-after period marker.
❓ Frequently asked questions about this shirt
Is the shirt 100% authentic?
Yes. Nike PSG 2011-2012 authentication carried out in my workshop: original Nike label with reference 424020-401 (photo 4), Nike AUTHENTIC tag at the hem, embroidered 1970 crest, Ligue 1 LFP patch and LFP logos in the nameset. Real photos of the exact item sold, lifetime authenticity guarantee.
What is the exact condition?
9.5/10. Wear almost invisible to the naked eye, no holes, no stains, no cracking on the sponsors or the nameset. A 2011 shirt in this condition is already rare.
How does this shirt fit in size XL?
Flat measurements: 60 cm pit to pit, 78 cm in length. It is a generous cut, well suited to a loose or streetwear fit. Measure a shirt you already wear and compare before ordering.
Why is the crest different from today's?
Because PSG changed its badge in 2013. This is the old circular crest reading “PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN” with the Eiffel Tower, the cradle and the date 1970. It has not appeared on any shirt produced since.
What is the Winamax Poker print on the back?
It was PSG's back sponsor in the early 2010s, worn in Ligue 1 below the number. It only existed for a short period, which makes it an excellent dating marker for collectors (photo 7).
How much is shipping and how long does it take?
Dispatched within 48 working hours with Colissimo tracking (€5.99 within mainland France, free from €99.99). International rates and delivery times are detailed in my shipping FAQ. Returns accepted within 14 days if unworn.